Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30
Condensed Locals.

The whole party OF i've colored men charged
with shooting Geo. Rawlett at Sutrland, Nd, last
Saturday night have arrested and ere in Jail.
The Columbia Ideals have elected the following
Officers: President, Mr.. Louis A. ROSafy; vice
president, MT. A. G. Lutz; rec. sec, Miss E. NJ
Mehrllng; cor. Sec, Miss Minnie A. Yates; treas,
Mr.. samT Ellis.
the frontispiece OF the American Magazine for
October. The illustration Is suggested by an arti-
;e In the same magazine on the Washington
Monument by Oscar Foot.
The remains OF j. C. 8. Richardson, the young
lawyer formerly OF this city. who died at Prince
Vile, Ore, a week ago, arrived here to-day. The
funeral Will take place from his fathers residence
on L street near 18th.
Fifteen recruits were mustered into the Emmett
Guards last night. Fifteen recruits have also
been mustered into the Merchants Rifles
To-day, Mr.. A. Z. Browne was appointed the
committee on the estate OF Albert j. Richards,
who was ad1udged lunatic by marshals jury
few days since.
Last evening, while on 14th-street car, Mrs
Davis OF Mount Pleasant, had her satchel snatched
from her by an unknown white man, who was
pursued by Officer Hathaway. The man dropped
The satchel and escaped
"A resident at 4O1 5th street northeast writes
that the pump In this vicinity Is out OF order.
While the President and Mrs. Cleveland are out
OF the city, Col Wilson will have the White House
tnoroughly cleaned, and the rooms put In order
day. He leaves his estate TO his wife. The will of
the late LILA Hill was also filed to-day, In which
she leaves her estate TO her sister.
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How CHARLES X. WILSON WAS KILLEp-A week
ago dispatch from Rochelle Ill, 10 The STAR told
or the death OF Charles K Wilson, OF Sterling ILL.,
ana nephew or Mrs Eiecta E. smith, Sixth Audi
Tors once, IN trOtting race. \ correspondent OF
he STAR writes: ..The dispatch spoke of him as
morse Jockey. and many friends OF the young man
In this city, where he is well known felt hurt by
H. He did drive his horse In the race, but IL was
for the reason that he had the prospect OF selling
IL at good Inquire, and not that he was PROBES.
siohaI JOCKEY or sport. On the other hand in
ne had the esteem OF hundreds
BASE BALL IEsTERDAY.-The Chicagos and Pitts
pHss play ca Two games yesterday, each club WIN
ming one OF them The score OF the first game
was Chicago, 4; P1ttSOurg D. Second game-Pitts-
burg, .; Chicago. = The New Yorks defeated the
Bostons by the score or o too Yesterdays game
between the washingtons and Philadeiphias was
postponed on account or RAIN as were also the
New York Boston and the Athletic-BalttmOre and
neutrality-suspicious. games.
The VISIT OF THE PUTNAM PH.LASx.-Next
Tuesday, at $50 In, the Putnam Pnalanx OF
Hartford, Conn, will arrive In this city. They
Will De received at the depot by the Washington
Light Infantry Corps and a committee OF recep-
tlon Col Moore issued an order last night direct
Ing the corps to assemble, In full Uniform at
their arrnory Tuesday, October L. at 10 ia for
parade with the Phalanx.
QUEESsTowS CATTLE MARKET-Sixty cattle on
the market yesterday, and all sold to butchers as
toiIoNs: Best sold from TO 4ac. per Id. good
30 10 3z.c- per H.: medium, 81 10 3Sc. per
10, common, ~ TO &c. per 10. $50 sheep and
Lambs on the market; 61s sold 70 butchers as FOL-
lows: Old sheep sold from 10 4sc. per 10: lambs
soiu from 10 sc. per H.; 2l2 shipped 10 BaIti-
Hore. rs cows and calves sold from $21 To $50
eseh- Market FOR all kinds OF stock was dull.
FINED len DOLLARS FOR INDEcENCY.--During the
past t1ree months complaints have been made TO
the pOllce or "A colored man no has been exDo.tny
his person In an alley between I1yh ana lsI n
streets and Rhode Island avenue and \ streets
Last night Special Onlcer Butler Morgan secreted
himself In a yard, and about : q lock the mar an
peared as usual The officer s.-.,Ted after hiIn
when he ran through the alley. The offissr n rpd a
shot IT him, which attracted the attention OF the
officers OF the third precinct, who joined in the.
chase and caught the negro on a vacant lot hid
save his name as Parker McGrundy, and said he
was employed at the sumner school building
This morning In the Police Court Judge smell
heard the testimony Of three coiored women
against him. They testified that he had commit
tsc the onense changed He denied IL. He was
nned $40 or thirty days.
SUPERIOR PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE AT
AuCT!oS--The sale at Dowling'5 auction rooms,
iltn street and Pennsylvania avenue, to-Inorrow
Is OF unusual interest Comprising elegant parlor
furniture In suites and separate pieces superior
DIusScis carpets, and fine chamber furniture OF
every description couches and easy chairs and
many other articles that interest the housekeeper'
HE TRUSTEES SALE OF unimproyed property In
tne southeast section OF the city on fth near G.
ana I4th. and on 18th st. near Pa ave. TO take
piice IoInorrow, Oct. l., 1857. at 4:30 O'Clock d.
81, presents an unusually fine opportunity to make
investments Ia this growing section OF the city.